GLE 450E trunk cargo matt
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2024 GLE 450e
GLE 450E trunk cargo matt
Can someone recommend cargo matt for GLE 450E? I wanted to get OEM mat but it looks like they only have one for GLE 450. not 450e. Im not sure if I can use the same one (due to size, battery temperature, etc).
Please share your thoughts.
Please share your thoughts.
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https://www.weathertech.com/mercedes...g/5-passenger/
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I have used Weathertech gear in many cars. Good quality. I will want to get one as well. The list the GLE450, but don't get specific about the E. My understanding that the cargo area is identical, except the non-hybrids have a latch where you can access more storage under the panel, and in the hybrid, you cannot.
https://www.weathertech.com/mercedes...g/5-passenger/
https://www.weathertech.com/mercedes...g/5-passenger/
Last edited by wildta; 02-21-2024 at 09:01 AM.
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Check out Lloyds mats i have the Northridge and its holding up very well.
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I bought this one on Amazon and it fit perfect and seems substantial. It came folded up, but a little time in the sun and it has smoothed out nicely:
. And it was only $70 delivered.
. And it was only $70 delivered.
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I've been a WeatherTech guy for as long as I can remember, but I negotiated a free OE cargo tray into my GLE purchase. The OE tray is grippy, durable, and the 360-degree lip would contain spills better than any mat. I became frustrated with the MB after a few months because the square cleats that hold items so well wouldn't allow me to slide items. Putting a golf bag in the trunk, for example, was more difficult than it should have been because I couldn't put the base in then slide it the rest of the way in. I basically had to keep the bag fully suspended until it was in position then lower it straight down -- very awkward and inconvenient.
I replaced the OE tray with a TuxMat, and aesthetically it was a huge improvement. The TuxMat looks great, provides full coverage, and after two years shows no wear whatsoever. Unfortunately, it's not grippy enough. Even when using the WeatherTech cargo management blocks stuff shifts around, and it DRIVES ME CRAZY!!! Just last week I finally put the MB tray back in, which I'll probably regret in short order. If I knew for sure I'd be keeping the car long-term I'd go back to WeatherTech. Nothing else I've found allows things to slip when you want them to, but tightly grips cargo blocks to hold items in place when needed.
I replaced the OE tray with a TuxMat, and aesthetically it was a huge improvement. The TuxMat looks great, provides full coverage, and after two years shows no wear whatsoever. Unfortunately, it's not grippy enough. Even when using the WeatherTech cargo management blocks stuff shifts around, and it DRIVES ME CRAZY!!! Just last week I finally put the MB tray back in, which I'll probably regret in short order. If I knew for sure I'd be keeping the car long-term I'd go back to WeatherTech. Nothing else I've found allows things to slip when you want them to, but tightly grips cargo blocks to hold items in place when needed.
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I've been a WeatherTech guy for as long as I can remember, but I negotiated a free OE cargo tray into my GLE purchase. The OE tray is grippy, durable, and the 360-degree lip would contain spills better than any mat. I became frustrated with the MB after a few months because the square cleats that hold items so well wouldn't allow me to slide items. Putting a golf bag in the trunk, for example, was more difficult than it should have been because I couldn't put the base in then slide it the rest of the way in. I basically had to keep the bag fully suspended until it was in position then lower it straight down -- very awkward and inconvenient.
I replaced the OE tray with a TuxMat, and aesthetically it was a huge improvement. The TuxMat looks great, provides full coverage, and after two years shows no wear whatsoever. Unfortunately, it's not grippy enough. Even when using the WeatherTech cargo management blocks stuff shifts around, and it DRIVES ME CRAZY!!! Just last week I finally put the MB tray back in, which I'll probably regret in short order. If I knew for sure I'd be keeping the car long-term I'd go back to WeatherTech. Nothing else I've found allows things to slip when you want them to, but tightly grips cargo blocks to hold items in place when needed.
I replaced the OE tray with a TuxMat, and aesthetically it was a huge improvement. The TuxMat looks great, provides full coverage, and after two years shows no wear whatsoever. Unfortunately, it's not grippy enough. Even when using the WeatherTech cargo management blocks stuff shifts around, and it DRIVES ME CRAZY!!! Just last week I finally put the MB tray back in, which I'll probably regret in short order. If I knew for sure I'd be keeping the car long-term I'd go back to WeatherTech. Nothing else I've found allows things to slip when you want them to, but tightly grips cargo blocks to hold items in place when needed.
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I've been a WeatherTech guy for as long as I can remember, but I negotiated a free OE cargo tray into my GLE purchase. The OE tray is grippy, durable, and the 360-degree lip would contain spills better than any mat. I became frustrated with the MB after a few months because the square cleats that hold items so well wouldn't allow me to slide items. Putting a golf bag in the trunk, for example, was more difficult than it should have been because I couldn't put the base in then slide it the rest of the way in. I basically had to keep the bag fully suspended until it was in position then lower it straight down -- very awkward and inconvenient.
I replaced the OE tray with a TuxMat, and aesthetically it was a huge improvement. The TuxMat looks great, provides full coverage, and after two years shows no wear whatsoever. Unfortunately, it's not grippy enough. Even when using the WeatherTech cargo management blocks stuff shifts around, and it DRIVES ME CRAZY!!! Just last week I finally put the MB tray back in, which I'll probably regret in short order. If I knew for sure I'd be keeping the car long-term I'd go back to WeatherTech. Nothing else I've found allows things to slip when you want them to, but tightly grips cargo blocks to hold items in place when needed.
I replaced the OE tray with a TuxMat, and aesthetically it was a huge improvement. The TuxMat looks great, provides full coverage, and after two years shows no wear whatsoever. Unfortunately, it's not grippy enough. Even when using the WeatherTech cargo management blocks stuff shifts around, and it DRIVES ME CRAZY!!! Just last week I finally put the MB tray back in, which I'll probably regret in short order. If I knew for sure I'd be keeping the car long-term I'd go back to WeatherTech. Nothing else I've found allows things to slip when you want them to, but tightly grips cargo blocks to hold items in place when needed.
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